Bells 4-H Home Improvement Institute Saturday May 2
The Bells 4-H Club sponsors a free Home Improvement Institute for Grayson County 4-H members leaders and guests. Activities include interior decorating talks by Mrs. Vivian Coker Sears Roebuck Co Mrs Earlene Farrell Ladys Farr Denison and Mrs Ruth Bell Texas Power and Light on lighting and furniture arrangement ideas. A demo on Create A Closet by Sandra Anderson along with carpet and rug tips by James McCall. Attendees may bring a sack lunch crayons and colored pencils.
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Bells
Home Improvement Institute
Sherman
Club In
Grayson County
Geust
Vivian Coker
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Earlene Farrell
Ladys Farr
Denison
Ruth Bell
Home Service
Texas, Power and Light
Freench
Sandra Anderson
Mote Ber
James McCall
eCall Care Pets
Welc
Hebron Church Youth Night Entertainment
Hebron Baptist Church hosted a youth revival on Friday with 20 plus young attendees. Rev Walter Evans evangelist and Rev Houston Garner pastor presented a comedy playlet while Frank Shumphries led opening prayer. Refreshments followed and Evans concluded with song. Saturday night featured a youth social.
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Hebron Baptist Church
Christian Fellowship Hall
Frank Shumphries
Walter Evans
Houston Garner
Evans
Dloe
Willie
Rev. Evans
Sandra Anderson Wins 4-H District Contest Title
Sandra Anderson of the Grayson County 4-H Club won the District 4-11 Elimination Contest at Texas Women's University in Denton for her Home Improvement Demonstration Create A Closet. She received a red ribbon and was accompanied by her leader Mrs Wayne French and county leaders.
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Sandra Anderson
Grayson County
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Sandra
Due Wayne French
J.W. Anderson
Woman slips in late to church benediction
A woman recalls setting her clock back an hour and arrives at First Baptist Church just in time for the benediction. To avoid embarrassment, her name is not revealed.
Seniors attend GCC planning day at Grayson County College
The Senior Class of Kells High School attended Career Day at Grayson County College all day last Thursday. They joined assembly, enjoyed the Grayson County Orchestra, answered roll call, ate lunch in the cafeteria, and toured the campus with sponsors Mrs. Jack Pritchard and Wallace Cheatham. Room mothers included Mrs. Dglansford, Mrs. Louis Shearer, Mrs. Evelyn Cobble, and Mrs. Katherine Ramsey.
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Kells High School
Grayson County
Col Lege
Greayson County
Jack Pritchard
Wallace Cheatham
Doug Lansford
Louis Shearer
Evelyn Cobble
Calvary church Holds Monthly Family Night Fellowship
Calvary church hosted its monthly family night on Saturday with over 20 attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Pat Robert of Lubbock and Velma Brueggneyer of Sherman. Rev Arvel Lamance offered the opening prayer before a time of inspiration.
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Calvary Weene Church
Pat Robert
Lubbock
Velma Brueggneyer
Sherman
Family hosts host weekend gathering for thirty guests
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shearer welcomed 30 visitors to a Saturday night family get-together at their home. A buffet meal was served to guests including Mrs. Renalicks, Alvin Hicks, Amarillo, Mrs. Pearl Cole, flollis Okla, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolen and fatherly, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whitlock, Denison, Mrs. Judith Davenport and children, Miss Beverly Eagle, Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whitlock and Danny of Rells.
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Fred Shearer
Renalicks
Alvin Hicks
EJ. Nie
Amarillo
Pearl Cole
Flollis
Okla
Bill Rolen
Glen Wheitlock
Denison
Judith Davenport
Beverly Eagle
Sherman
C.C., Whitlock and
Danny
Rells
Picnic outing for First Baptist Junior I class
Mrs. Jimmy Rea entertained her Junior I Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church with a picnic Saturday evening. Six members rode bicycles to the Reamer farm southwest of Bells where they enjoyed sack lunches.
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Jimmy Reamer
First Baptist
Missionary Guest Speaker At Antioch Baptist Church
Rev. Preston Bennett, a missionary to Japan on furlough, spoke at Antioch Baptist Church during the Sunday worship hour. A fellowship dinner followed with fifty plus attending. Prayer was offered by Harrison French. The previous Saturday night, Antioch youth enjoyed a social in Sherman with bowling and pizza. Mr and Mrs Billy Gazaway attended along with Rev and Mrs Keith Gan.
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Preston Bennett
Issionary
Japan
Antioch Baptist Church
Harrison French
Antioch Church
Sherman
Billy Gazaway
Keith Gan
Booth speaks to Baptist group at First Baptist Church
Phillip Booth was guest speaker for The Youth in Action Group meeting at First Baptist Church. The program touched on faith while Mrs. Weldon Meek gave the invocation and Vanita Martin delivered the benediction. A 5 p.m. visit is planned next Sunday and skating plans were discussed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Shearer.
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Youth In Action Group
The
First Baptist Church
Phillip Booth
Weldon Meek
Fred Shearer
Vanita Martin
FFA Delegates Represent Bells Chapter at State Meet
Miss Brenda Price and Miss Ingrid Whiting represented the Bells FFA Chapter at the state meeting in Austin last week. They were accompanied by advisor Mrs. Pamela Terry.
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Brenda Price
Ingrid Whiting
Bells Fia
Austin
Pamela Terry
Denison Den hosts Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls skating
The Chitty Chitty Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a skating session Tuesday evening at a Denison Roller Rink. Thirty five members and guests attended. Transportation was provided by Blue Bird Leaders Mrs. Mary Cowen Mrs. Matt Moore and Mrs. Dorothy Moore with assistance from Mrs. Weldon Meek and Mrs Grace Harder.
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Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Denison
Blue Bird
Mary Cowen
Matt Moo=re
Dorothy Moore
t= hey
Eldon Meek
Grace Harder
Locals guests include Pape visitors from several towns
Locals hosted guests this week including Jim Blassingame and daughter Ann of Evelland, Joe Page of Sadler, Harold Hash and daughter Sherri of Denton, Ray Moss of Anson, Tad Hollis and Chris of Plano. Brooks Highfol of Richardson visited Weldon Meek family. Rev Arvel Lamance returned from trips to St Louis Kansas City Parsons and Oklahoma. Mrs Marshall Robbins returned from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma City. Don Mullinix and family took a weekend trip to Arkansas. J R Morrell attended the Area V FFA banquet in Ronhain.
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Melvin Pape
Jim Blassingame
Ann
Evelland
Joe Page
Sadler
Harold Hash
Sherri
Denton
Ray Moss
Anson
Tad Hollis
Chris
Plano
Brooks Highfol
Richardson
Weldon Meek
Arvel Lamance
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Parsons
Kansas
Points
Oklahoma
Marshall Robbins
Iola Fay Snadegrass
Prilla Bynum
Eliza Hunter
Oklahoma City
Don Mullinix
Arkansas
J.R. Morrell
Ronhain
Western Week events loom large in Whitewright
Mrs and Mrs Donald Cross and family of Grand Prairie visited his parents in town while Robbie Joe Everheart and daughters from Dallas visited his grandmother and other relatives. Western Week continues with Friday’s Variety Show at 7 30 pm in the high school gym sponsored by Mrs Janis Johnson. Adults 15 cents and student 50 cents.
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Donald Cross
Grand Pracirie
Ervin Cross
Robbie Joe Everheart
Rhonda
Robin
Dallas
Rhoda Everheart
Ollie Puckett
Joe Evereheart
Whitewright
Janis Johnson
Stueent
Jack Rogers
Annette Snider
James W Garland services held in Meridian
Rev James William Gare land 48 former pastor of First United Pentecostal Church Meridian Mississippi was shot and killed Saturday night while driving along a city street. He was son of late Sie las Garland of Bells born near Bells and educated at Bells Public Schools and Mark's Mississippi College. Survivors include his wife Frances Garland six sisters and arrangements are by Waldo Funeral Home with services held Monday night in Meridian.
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James William Gareland
First United Pentecostal Church
Meridian
Mississippi
Garland
Sielas Garland
Bells
Mark's
Mississippi College
Frances Garland
Roy Belew
Trenton
Edsel Cary
Sherman
Lloyd Ray
Farmers Branch
Irene Rhea
San Antonio
Foy Barrett
Grand Prairie
Norman Cox
Sheerman
Waldo Funeral Home
Merideian
Funeral services held for Mrs Lonnie Pointer
Mrs Lonnie Pointer 64 died at home from a heart attack. Funeral at 3 p m Wednesday at First Methodist Church Bells with burial at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Denison Mullican Little Funeral Home in charge She was born April 4 1906 in Jacksonport Arkansas married Oct 20 1923 in Ector lived in Bells since 1924 Survivors include husband two sons Willie Bells Robert Denison three daughters Mrs E A Hopper Mrs R N Tarpley and Mrs Roy Cowart all of Bells one brother Grady Glass Sr Bells one sister Mrs A V Anderson Grand Prairie four grandchildren two great grandchildren
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Lonnie Pointer
First Methodist Church
Bells
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
Denison
Mullican- Little Funeral Home
Jacksonport
Ark
Ector
Willie
Robert
E.A. Hopper
RN. Tarpley
Roy Cowart
Grady Glass Sr
A.V. Anderson
Grand Prairie
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